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Waiting for Superman is a mishmash of contradictions and unsupportable generalizations-even half-truths. Still, I urge you to see it.
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Is the Hype on Waiting for Superman Getting Heavy?
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Superman Can Wait, Parents Hold the Power
A revolution in child-rearing that begins with a parent, a child, and a book.
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Q&A: Ben Asks Davis About Waiting for Superman
Following a screening of "Waiting for Superman," Ben Goldhirsh and Davis Guggenheim discuss filmmaking, good schools and bad schools, and pragmatism.
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Are We Waiting for Superman to Rescue Education?
Long before Davis Guggenheim made An Inconvenient Truth, he directed his lens towards education in films like Teach and The First Year. And...
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Teachers Union Head Reacts to Waiting for Superman
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The GOOD Education Event Series: Waiting for Superman Screening
Next Thursday, we'll be screening "Waiting for Superman" and talking with director, Davis Guggenheim. Come join us.
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The GOOD Education Event Screening of Waiting for Superman: What Question Will You Ask?
What question will you ask Davis Guggenheim?
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Go See Waiting for Superman and Get a $15 Voucher to Use at DonorsChoose.org
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White House or Green House
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Leo DiCaprio Tours L.A.'s Affordable Housing on "Oprah"
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White House Preferences
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White House Redux
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Designs on the White House: Redux
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